Economic News Fashionably Shifting Public Interest in Economics
The article argues that newspapers must reflect public wants, noting a rise in demand for economic news since 1929. It highlights global economic awareness in Britain, Canada, and the prairie west, linking economic conditions to wage earners and purchasing power. It cautions against dogmatic theory, urging broad analysis across economic history and practicalities.
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HR. Knickerbocker
Hearst Organization
England
Hearst
Great Britain
America
United States
Walter Lippman
Canada
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Prairie Westith
Scotland
Wales
Britain
Adam Smith
Mosquitoes Prefer Navy Blue for Tropical Travel
Canadian National Steamships reports studies showing mosquitoes hate yellow and prefer navy blue. They advise travelers to wear navy outfits for safety, noting dark red is liked but navy blue is most effective. Ochre white and orange are deemed ineffective.
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Canadian National Steamships
Prosperity Village cuts taxes in Lieder dorp Holland
In Prosperity Village near Leiden the local taxes have been reduced six times in the last year. School fees marriage fees and utility charges have fallen while 75 percent of residents live on relief. No outsider may enter the village without paying a small toll at the gate collected by a tarpike man.
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Liederdorp
Leiden
Holland
Dole
McKillican Appointed Farm Manager for Indian Head Zone
W. C. McKillican former dean of Manitoba Agricultural College succeeds O. Longman as farm manager for the Indian Head zone of the Colonization Finance Corporation of Canada Limited. McKillican brings extensive agricultural leadership including headship at Brandon Experimental Farm and seed program work in Alberta and British Columbia. Louis L. Lang and directors to visit west end of month for expansion plans and new announcements.
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McKillican
Manitoba Agricultural College
Indian Head
Tof Herzer
Colonization Finance Corporation of Canada Limited
W. C. McKillican
Colonization Finance
Dominion Experimental Farm
Brandon
Agricultural College
Glengarry
Ontario
Eastern
Ontaro
Ontario Agri Cultural College
Bsat University of Toronto
Dominion Department of Agriculture F
Alberta
British Columbia
Calgary
Canadian Seed Growers Association
Brardon
Tot
Faculty of Agriculture and Home Economics
Uni
Colonization Finance Corporation
Kitchener
Lang
Wager With Death Tests Convicts In Colorado
Two Colorado life term convicts, Carl Erickson and Mike Schmidt, volunteered for a serum experiment to test a tuberculosis preventive serum. They reportedly gained weight and remain in decent health after receiving doses and live TB bacilli, knowing the risk of death and awaiting Governor Johnson’s pardon if they survive.
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Colorado
Carl Erickson
Mike Schmidt
Ed. C. Johnson
Nest of wire paper clip nest found in federal building
In Denver Colorado a pigeon built a nest inside the courthouse courts of the federal building using only wire paper clips amid twigs and shrubs. J M Lee the janitor who found the nest reported two eggs were present.
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Federal
Denver
Colorado
J. M. Lee
Direct air service expands Seattle to Vancouver link
Direct air pamenges OXpress ser vice between Seattle and British Columbia became effective July 1 when United Air Lines opened operation into Vancouver. Extension of the Pacific coast airway will place the Canadian and Mexican borders only 12% hours apart.
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Seattle
British Columbia
United Air Lines
Vancouver
Agricultural Notes and Canadian Seed Trade Highlights
Agricultural notes cover Sudan grass in Eastern Ontario pastures, cattle feed, and canning industry growth in Canada. It reports seed viability concerns in British Columbia, fertilizer sales in Saskatchewan and Quebec, and dairy grading regulations. Historical notes celebrate Ronald Ross’s malaria link and quantify wheat exports to Empire and foreign countries through May 1934.
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Saskatchewan
Regina
Saskatoon-Macklin
Quebec
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Sir Ronald Ross
Canada
Irish Free State
New Zealand
Malta
United Kingdom
Holland
Belgium
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
China
Peru
Bolivia
Brazil
United States
Netherlands
Stitched Heart Works Aid George Hampton Recovery
The medical staff in Lancaster Pennsylvania kept in touch by telephone as George Hampton aged 41 continued to improve after an operation in which his heart was lifted from its position and stitched to a close stay.
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George Hampton
Lancaster
New X Ray Device by Luther Simjian Patented
Luther G. Simjian, former Yale Medical School photographic director, announces a perfected X ray observation device. The instrument reveals anatomy of nearly transparent organs and blood vessels in natural color, reduces hazards to patients, and links hospitals via telegraphic wiring for remote or simultaneous expert viewing.
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Luther G. Simjian
Yale Medical School
Mr. Simjian
Bareley
Must Wear Moustaches For Mounted Police In Budapest
Budapest police chief orders all mounted officers to wear moustaches. The move aims to enhance military bearing and align with national Magyar style. The edict underscores a dash of tradition in the capital’s police forces.
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Budapest
Continental Sabbath and Sunday shop hours explained
The term continental Sabbath describes the European practice of closing all shops on Sunday mornings for church services and reopening in the afternoon. It reflects a religious observance shaping retail hours across many regions.
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